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1. With court relief, work resumes on Virginia offshore wind
Catherine Kozak/Coastal Review Online Dominion Energy’s 2.6-gigawatt offshore wind project based in Hampton Roads, Virginia, which was ordered by the...
2. WCPSS parents concerned about school pictures after reference in Epstein files
Haylee Kennedy/WNCN Some Wake County parents are raising concerns about the company that takes their children’s school photos after a...
3. Letters from NC elections board confusing voters
Sarah Michels/Carolina Public Press No, it’s not a scam. The North Carolina State Board of Elections sent letters to 241,000...
4. Longtime civil rights leader the Rev. Jesse Jackson dies at 84
Jaclyn Diaz & Cheryl Corley/NPR The Rev. Jesse Jackson, an American civil rights leader, minister, and politician, who was a...
5. Greenville Loop Park hits transparency snag at county but passes in split vote
Brenna Flanagan/Port City Daily The City of Wilmington’s initiative to create a park out of 25 acres on Greenville Loop...
6. Bayer proposes class settlement for weedkiller cancer claims
Louis Van Boxel-Woolf/Barron’s German agrichemical giant Bayer said Tuesday its subsidiary Monsanto had proposed a class settlement of up to...
7. Harsh winter takes toll on home-heating countywide
Sarah White/The Waynesville Mountaineer This winter’s brutal temperatures have taken a toll on utility bills across the county. As temperatures...
8. ’24/7 surveillance’: Residents voice privacy concerns for Pittsboro’s Flock license-plate cameras
Emma Cooke/WCHL Chapelboro Some Chatham County residents are speaking out against Pittsboro’s use of Flock license-plate cameras, citing privacy concerns....
9. Buncombe DA candidates talk jail capacity, Iryna’s Law, homelessness
Sarah Honosky/Asheville Citizen Times At a Feb. 13 candidate forum hosted by a local business group, the three candidates for...
10. UNC says Carolina North won’t damage the forest. Environmental experts worry about unintended impacts.
Juliet Loffredo/The Daily Tar Heel After Chancellor Lee Roberts announced on Jan. 21 that UNC would move forward with the...
1. Motivated primarily by sheriff’s race, some Dare Democrats change registration
Two days before the Feb. 6 registration deadline, Natalie Jewett-Dutt went online and changed her party affiliation from Democrat to...
2. Duke eyes new nuclear plant in NC; Wilmington company could play a role
Gareth McGrath/USA Today Network Duke Energy says it needs to add a lot of additional power generation to its energy...
3. Judge upholds that DEQ can set wastewater permit limits
Trista Talton/Coastal Review Online A North Carolina court has ruled that the state’s lead environmental agency has the authority to...